IANAP, but it's quite simple. Every time alternating current changes direction, some energy is lost to overcome the capacitance in the wires.
But when it comes to cost, the equipment to change AC voltage is much simpler/cheaper than the equipment for DC. So it's a trade off of the money saved through increased efficiency and additional equipment costs.
I'm 28, and for me, it was Voyager. Putting a man on the moon is cool (and expensive!), but seeing and learning more of the solar system makes Voyager more inspiring to me.
and, the ultimate betrayal that will make you want to murder me right now, just for uttering the words and potentially planting the idea in some hollywood suit's mind:
star wars V star trek
the science fiction fan's ultimate cause for suicide and/ or homicide
A proper webserver only needs 1 thread per core. Each socket/connection should only consume a few KB of RAM at most. A webserver shouldn't use more than a couple dozen MB of RAM at most, not including the OS file system cache. Look into Nginx or Lighttp.
Happiness, sadness, shock or surprise, and worry or concern or displeasure.
Interestingly, I don't have much trouble with Western smilies. Eastern smilies are a mystery. It could be because I look at people's mouths and not their eyes like most people, and Asians (and thus Eastern smilies) express emotion with the eyes.
As an aspie, and someone who has partial face blindness and trouble recognizing facial expression of emotions, I'd find such research interesting as a learning tool. For instance, I can't tell the difference between fear and anger. Nor did I recognize the surprised face in the article. I just don't "see" it like other people do. If we can more precisely quantify the expression of emotion, it would certainly help me learn read and differentiate emotions when necessary.
I recently bought new motherboard, and the Nvidia drivers wouldn't work in Linux. Not at all. It would practically lock the system with interrupts (it would pin one cpu core dealing with them). I even tried a completely different Nvidia card, working in another system. Same thing.
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Pardon the grammatical gaff, but don't you mean YourSOL? :-)
Oh René! I saw him. He was a bit out of his head, walking around all uncoordinated. I think he had already been drinking a while.
Confucius say: Choosing Windows Laptop Easy! Open Window First!
InnoDBody knows the injections I've seen,
InnoDBody knows my sort order
InnoDBody knows the injection I've seen
Shoulda used MyISAM!
Like Oracle not seeing it coming?
Screwing up irony is the only thing that unleashes the linguists with such ferrousity.
An SQL statement walks into a bar and sees two tables and says, "Hello, may I join you?"
Using PDO isn't sufficient. You also have to bind all your values/parameters. Just sticking variables into the SQL statement wont' save you.
Then there's the extra round trip performance overhead of using a prepared statement if created in PHP and not saved in MySQL.
Surrender?
Ahh, thanks!
IANAP, but it's quite simple. Every time alternating current changes direction, some energy is lost to overcome the capacitance in the wires.
But when it comes to cost, the equipment to change AC voltage is much simpler/cheaper than the equipment for DC. So it's a trade off of the money saved through increased efficiency and additional equipment costs.
I'm 28, and for me, it was Voyager. Putting a man on the moon is cool (and expensive!), but seeing and learning more of the solar system makes Voyager more inspiring to me.
Real Secure? Ahahaha
Have you not seen Star Wreck: In the Pirkinning?
Wait a minute... that's no moon! No wait! Yes it is!
A proper webserver only needs 1 thread per core. Each socket/connection should only consume a few KB of RAM at most. A webserver shouldn't use more than a couple dozen MB of RAM at most, not including the OS file system cache. Look into Nginx or Lighttp.
A 30% performance penalty running the x86 version compared to the native version of the same code. See Godson-3: A Scalable Multicore RISC Processor with x86 Emulation.
Happiness, sadness, shock or surprise, and worry or concern or displeasure.
Interestingly, I don't have much trouble with Western smilies. Eastern smilies are a mystery. It could be because I look at people's mouths and not their eyes like most people, and Asians (and thus Eastern smilies) express emotion with the eyes.
As an aspie, and someone who has partial face blindness and trouble recognizing facial expression of emotions, I'd find such research interesting as a learning tool. For instance, I can't tell the difference between fear and anger. Nor did I recognize the surprised face in the article. I just don't "see" it like other people do. If we can more precisely quantify the expression of emotion, it would certainly help me learn read and differentiate emotions when necessary.
I recently bought new motherboard, and the Nvidia drivers wouldn't work in Linux. Not at all. It would practically lock the system with interrupts (it would pin one cpu core dealing with them). I even tried a completely different Nvidia card, working in another system. Same thing.
I then bought an AMD card. And it just worked.
AMD/ATI is worth looking at now.
That "someone out there" is Vincent Cerf, the father of the internet, and it works.
I actually went WinME -> Win2K back in the day for stability. Win2K is still my favourite doze flavour. It does everything necessary but nothing more.
How lavish! My first Linux box was a 20 MHz 386SX with 8 MB of RAM.
No, not a winner. 1095299 is neither small nor prime: 1095299 = 149 * 7351.
A design flaw that shouldn't be overlooked when buying.